Transport up to 4 bicycles with this hitch mounted bike rack while towing a small trailer. Has a swing down function giving you access to the rear of your vehicle. The bike rack's clamps are adjustable to support many different bike frame styles.

Carries up to 4 bikes

For 2" hitch receivers

Swings down to reach rear of vehicle

2,000 lb towing capacity

Steel constructed frame

Threaded hitch pin included

Summary

Transport two to four bicycles with this quality towing hitch bike carrier. With a unique clamp system that supports many frames on the market today, the Eagle hitch bike rack will safely and securely carry your bikes.

Detail

The high quality Eagle hitch bike rack carries two or four bikes, tows a trailer, and swings down for convenience. Easily slid into a 2" receiver and secured using the pinch bolt provided, the Eagle hitch bike rack can support four bicycles and even a small trailer. Transport only two bicycles by simply removing the extension tube and re-installing the clamps. The high quality Eagle clamping system is unique on the market today! Each clamp is made of composite material and has a ribbed soft plastic inside to prevent scratched bikes. The Eagle towing bike rack also has a locking clamp feature. The very last clamp is the locking clamp to prevent theft of your bicycles (two keys are included). When setting your bikes onto the towing hitch bike rack, you can adjust each clamp to specific styles of frames. Five different settings on the hitch bike rack frame tilt the clamps to maximize space and allow for a better fit into each clamp. Three different settings (Low, Medium, and High) on the clamp itself adjust for different diameter frames. The swing-down feature on the towing hitch bike rack grants access to hatchbacks, SUVs, and some pick-up truck beds. A 3/4" hole is drilled into the frame to allow you to transport a small trailer while carrying bikes. Hitch capacities should be calculated before towing a trailer (hitch ball NOT included). Using the swing-down function should be done with caution when a trailer is attached.